Jim Sheridan

Being the son of an obsessive filmmaker means your life already has a destiny, whether intended or not. That was certainly the case for Jonás Cuarón, the eldest son of Mexican filmmaker Alfonso Cuarón.

Young Jonás spent weeks on his father's first feature, 1991's "Love in the Time of Hysteria." He had a small role in his father's second film, 1995's "A Little Princess," and attended school on the Warner Bros. lot in Burbank. "He was so happy," remembered Alfonso. "He was the only boy surrounded by 20 girls."

Jonás remembers his father regaling him constantly with stories of the films he wanted to...

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